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@ ENTERED INTO REST 'George E. and John H. Sully It is not often that we have te record the death of two members of the same family, but the family of George E. Sully, of Metcalfe, was doubly bereaved on Sunday "last, when the father was taken, and on Monday morning, just 23 hours later, the som passzd away. The son, John #H, who was about 25 years of age was taken ill first, with what was thought to be the flu, and was seriously ill. "The father. who was in his 67th year, was about for a few days, was then stricken, and owing to his advanced vears, the disease made rapid progress and be passed -awav on Sunday mcrning at 6.13. The son was prencunced as doing fairly well, but at 5.15 on "Monday morning, his heart failed, and he too !oined the silent major- 'jority. The double bereavement amounts to almost a tragedy, as it leaves aged mother withlno to take charge of affairs, the only surviving scn * wesiding iu Los Angeles. California 'He is now on his way home, with no kmowledge of the sad news which awaits him. Besides the widow and son there survive five daughters, cf whom Mrs. Hackett Cherry, Russell, is -one, The double funeral took place on Monday afternoon, and the sight was a most pathetic one, as the two bodies were conveyed to their 'ast resting place. LICENCED AUCTIONEER, Licenced Auctioneer for thethree "¥Inited Cruuins, .wurmont, Dund- as and Glengary, Prescott and Ru -ssell, for dates call at the Russel office or phone me at my exp- less than 12 inches and that Angus -ence. James Currie, Crysler Ont. Wm. Weod. | thodist cemetery in Metcalfz, after "Interment was made in the Meth- which the funeral service was held in the Methedist church, of which beth were life-long members. The pastor, Rev. T, P. Shaver, preached an appropriate sermon on the uncertainty of life. We join with the entire com- mudity in extending heart-felt sym- pathy to the bereaved,® TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Einutes of a regular meetiug of Russell Township council, hein in the Forester's Hall, Russell, en Monday, Juna 5th, Tha members were eli present, Or motion of Mesis, Hume and Patenaude, the minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. - There being no appeals, only some clerical errors, tha Court of Revision on Assessmennt Rolls for he Township usrell andt!e Police Village of Rnssell and Embrun, was closed on motion of J, W. Hume and Wm, Wood. Bylaw No. 4, Shaw Creek Drain was introduced and given a first reading on motion of A. Patenaude and P. Brisson. Bylaw No. 3, to provide for exr penditure vn township roads was read a first, second and third timse jad] finally passed 'on motion of J. W. Huma and Wm. Wood. Council adjourned for lunch, The Council assembled after Innch, all members being present. The council instructed the road superintendent te open the ditch between the 2nd and 3rd conces- sions of the Township of {Rnssell, opnosite Lot 20 on the west side T me<eli Lecder = Pa Must Clear Stock before July Ist When Miss Garvin Leaves for the Season J Hebert do 13,00 The superintendent was author- of the roal; sata-Uién to 'ved xc . | deep, and to notify Alex. Allison 1 that he must not put in a oulvert Scharf continue said ditch ts an outlet, on motion P. Brisson and Adelard Marion was authorized E. J, MURPHY R JETERINARY SURGEON an Dentist, Metcalfe, will be at his : we H 'Russell Office, Gormley*s Hotel. every | (63Ms on metion of J. W. Hume day to gravel 627 feet 'of the boundary between Russell and Winchester from Separate School No. 1. and he isto receive $2.00 a dao while employed and $4,00 per day for and A, Patenaude. ARTHUR FLYNN Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Conveyancer, Etc. RUSSELL © ~~ -- ONT Russell Office open on Wednesdays | township, and] said license to be in new Flynn Block, Broadway. Money to Loan on Easy Terms on spector of the Board of Health, Farm Property Moved by J, W. Hume, seconded by Wm. Wood, that this. Council authorize the Clerk to prepare a bylaw, prohibiting any one from peddling meat, fish aad game in in the Township of Russell unless he first procures a 'iicense from the grauted on a permit from the in- said license fee to be Twenty-five doilars per year, and that all Henry's Shorthand School Ottawa, Ont. Our course includes Short= -hand, Typewriting, Spelling, Penmanship, Correspond- -ence, English, Office Work, Civil Service, etc. Our standard of instruction 'being 10percent higher than any Other, our graduates are preferred andgiven BETTER pay. ; do 13 2004 558,78 E A Rombough P VR $3.34 Our teachers know what to | A Papineau, Brissod award 1,75 teach, and how to teach it |E Papinean do 1-75 all having been practical st-j] Papineau do 75 -enographers. | T Briseon s do 3,50 It pays to attend the LAR-|D McArthur, printing 2.23 GEST nnd BEST. Thos Birkertt & Son 114.19 ' D.E. HENRY, PRESIDENT! Corner Bank and Sparks Streets butcher shops, slaughter houses, to be inspected at once by the inspector, and given a permit to ran such butcher shops and slaugh- ter nouses, and if net holding a permit to be closed at once, and if not closed at once to be brought before a magistrate and fined. Carried. The * following accounts were ordered to be paid: -- Nat. Drug Co. 26.50 Donald Campbell P VR 4.00 P R Marcellus P VR 3.60 A Walker & Son P VR 8.96 D McArthur ins. fire hall 37.50 McRae & McEwen PV R 23.15 Royal Bkdeb 7 bylaw 10, 15 298 8) E Blais, irzighton steel -14 6) E Brisson, rep to tracto! 18.82 E Briisen pay sheet No. 2 113 80 ize tn hire terms, ard repair the) road between cons 3 and 4 in the township of Russell; opposite lor 3 on 'motion of A Patenaude and J W Hume. The Cierk was' instructed to write the engineer |W, Magwood on the Bourbonnais Creek Drain and to prepare a plan for the said bridge on motion of A Patenaude and P. Brisson. Council edjourned to meet at Embrun on July 3 at-10,¢0 a m. M"s we ars.compelled, to hold over a number of schooi reports and other local matter, We have or- wlil be pregared, The raports will apperr nebt week. li lA BB ee mm THE SAD STORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE is frequently revealed in these: war times even in this well-to-do Province. Hard enough to be poor--still worse to be sick and poor. The lot of the consumptive is a spe« cially trying one. Only recently a family was discovered living in two small rooms over a store. At one time they had occupied a comfortable home but the father took sick and had to give up work. With the savings all gone, they were forced to sell the fur- niture to buy food. When the man was found to be a consumptive, this was the opportunity of the Muskoka Free Hospital to bring relief so that not only would the stricken husband ' have a winning chance for life, but more aesirable still, the wife and chil- fren should be removed from danger if contracting the disease. Under skil- ful guidance the home was cleaned up snd the family temporarily provided lor. It is now reported that the patient 8 doing well, with every chance of recovery. _ This is the great work carried on by the Muskoka Free Hospital which is row appealing for help. Contributions may be sent to W. J. Sage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Awenue, to look over th3 ar: eve bridge |" Owing to a shortage of capital | dered a new supply and iu future] i+ How to Have Beautiful Ee Walls HE most economical and satisfactory way is "to paint them with Mellotone --a flat wall paint made by Lowe Brothers. oR OUR RUE BL Mellotone is easily ap- plied with a brush. Dries quickly with that soft, dull velvety finish that is so much desired. Using it, you can have a different color scheme in every room, yet all will be in perfect harmony. Mellotone colors are as soft -as the tints of the rainbow. Easily cleaned with soap and water. Come in and see the sample panels and ask for literature. Foronte, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary- [reasurer, 223 College St., Toronto. Mr Lefroy said many startling things: The housefly kills 1,000 children a year in England by imparting infant diarrhoea; and flies are as numerous J Clemeut sheep killed 9,00 as they were 500 years age: They RR EL ih CRO RCC i MacRea and MacEwen C. ¥ McArthur's, Limited. Russell Ont. WE ARE SHOWING SOME LATE MOBELS IN BUR BEPARTMEN And are offering Special Bargains . F. McARTHUR, Limited. Rev R O Stringer, Bishop of the Yukon, successor to the late Bishop Bompas, gave an address on "I'wen- ty Years Within the Artic Circle" in Galt recently. Sudbury district Sunday School As- sociation's annual convention will be held in Sudbury, April 30 and May 1. "Jim" Campbell, aged 85, veteran blacksmith of Kent County, is report- ed ill at his home in Cedar Springs The beetle that destroyed the oak roof of Westminster Hall is at work in St Paul's, and very many churches and old buildings. "Fhe flea has caused 7.000.000 deaths in Imdia by carrying plague. At Appleton, Mrs Hilton Pye res- cued a little girl from drowning